Diesel Tech Advocates for Women in the Truck Shop
How Missy "DieselGirl" Albin is using her experience and platform to help break stereotypes of what a diesel technician looks like.
How Missy "DieselGirl" Albin is using her experience and platform to help break stereotypes of what a diesel technician looks like.
Velocity Truck Rental and Leasing’s fleet of Freightliner eCascadia and Em2 trucks is scheduled to be in full service by 2025.
Stemco says its new Auto-Torq axle fastener simplifies wheel-end installation — no torque wrench required.
ATA, ATD, NTTC, EMA and TCA have joined forces to create a coalition to serve as a collective voice for the trucking industry on energy and emissions issues.
Thermo King's Remote Operating Center pairs real-time technology with human know-how to offer comprehensive roadside assistance for transport refrigeration units.
“The fact that our [For-Hire Truck Tonnage Index] is growing sequentially and on a year-over-year basis demonstrates that contract freight continues to hold up at high levels,” ATA’s chief economist said.
Drop-and-hook and trailer pools aren’t exactly new ideas, but technology has made it possible to vastly expand their use.
Fontaine's SmartConnect is a smart information system that will provide data and feedback fleets need to make better fifth wheel operating and maintenance decisions.
ZF's Scalar gives fleets access to critical trailer metrics in a simple dashboard, with just one hardware device and the Scalar user dashboard.
Despite key market changes in 2022, the urge to merge remains strong. HDT's Business/Washington Contributing Editor David Cullen explores the recent landscape of mergers and acquisitions in the Passing Zone column.
Five Heavy Duty Trucking editors have been named finalists in the 69th Jesse H. Neal Awards honoring business-to-business (B2B) journalism.
A CloudTrucks survey found that while Americans generally had a positive perception of trucking, more than half were unaware about the challenges of truck parking.
HDT Editor in Chief Deborah Lockridge asks: How do you measure safety? It’s a question the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has struggled with for more than a decade.
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